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  • Gern
    • May 2009
    • 9273

    #1

    A real spam email!

    Just got this. No problem trying to decide if it's a con!

    The headmost bout this character of modern cant statement inverted up in cardinal m-one-ninth, anon subsequently the belief, lodging and banking moment. It’s character hidden that community each some the macrocosm were anxious what'd pass to the monetary process. That’s when this hole-and-corner banking transaction began to go usual.
    And unalike habitual banking, this operation is not bounds boundary to single circumstantial authorities. It’s not leaping to lone particular currentness and it’s not leaping to whatever particular cant. So fundamentally it's definitely critical time check.

    And what’s indeed stupefying... These give concoct casual fill encompassing the globe extraordinarily opulent. Wether you’re an interne, doctor, coach or eve jobless. A petite settle of dispassionate £250 at the root of this period would've exploded into more £22.500 nowadays.

    Our proofread displays this latest cloak-and-dagger deposit tally could bounteous millionaires in the forthcoming yr, than Google d the hour it went national. Contemplate this: Backbone in cardinal m-ordinal, solitary some 100.000 fill held solitary of these gives a reason for. Now more xiv trillion are enjoying this fresh clandestine banking development.

    The totality sleek in the group is accelerando near the daze. Indeed, more a gathering gone, some £100 trillion was parked therein clandestine step. Nowadays it’s £30 zillion and authority disclose the activity testament enlarge into the Trillions inside the pursuit scarce agedness.Beca this chronicle has insignificancy to create with gilded, silverware, stockpile, shackles, choice, or anything added you’ve feasible heard of.. you won’t suffer to memorize almost compound investments. You only tarriance a site, (information if at the ass of this earmarked theme) sub your point, spread an accounting, and build whatever settle. So settle wager and unwind as little as £250 become into £500, £1000, £5000 or fifty-fifty besides
  • Guest

    #2
    This looks like somebody put a text through Google Translate back and forth several times before deciding that it’s now finally good enough to send on

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    • KarlW
      • Jul 2020
      • 1522

      #3
      The word 'proofread' appearing made me chuckle...........

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      • rtfoe
        • Apr 2018
        • 9202
        • Richard
        • Shah Alam, Malaysia

        #4
        You sure it's not from a micro-dot film and in code...? :tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy:

        Cheers,
        Richard

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        • Tim Marlow
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 19026
          • Tim
          • Somerset UK

          #5
          I remember the days when the Guardian newspaper read a little like this. Cefax subtitle text still does for live events :flushed:

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          • KarlW
            • Jul 2020
            • 1522

            #6
            There's still Cefax?

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            • Steve Brodie
              • Sep 2014
              • 4652

              #7
              You need to watch the Nigerian Prince on Famalam - BBC iPlayer :smiling5: :smiling5: :smiling5: :smiling5: :smiling5: :smiling5:

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              • stona
                • Jul 2008
                • 9889

                #8
                That makes Stanley Unwin sound like he was talking completely normally.

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                • stillp
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Nov 2016
                  • 8223
                  • Pete
                  • Rugby

                  #9
                  That's a common spam trick - a random collection of words, emailed in the hope that you'll respond in some way. Then they'll know you're a real person.
                  Pete

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                  • scottie3158
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 14424
                    • Paul
                    • Holbeach

                    #10
                    Originally posted by stona
                    That makes Stanley Unwin sound like he was talking completely normally.
                    Steve that is a name from the past.

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                    • Guest

                      #11
                      Never used this as a game?

                      Take a sentence or text, pass it through google translate several times in a number of different languages and then back to the starting language.

                      Can be very funny!

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                      • stona
                        • Jul 2008
                        • 9889

                        #12
                        Originally posted by scottie3158
                        Steve that is a name from the past.
                        I found him hilarious as a kid. Not so much now, but he was very clever.

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                        • Tim Marlow
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 19026
                          • Tim
                          • Somerset UK

                          #13
                          I remember him from “Ogden’s nut gone flake“ narrating as happiness Stan!

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                          • stona
                            • Jul 2008
                            • 9889

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                            I remember him from “Ogden’s nut gone flake“ narrating as happiness Stan!
                            I listened to that and then some Humble Pie yesterday. The Fuhrerin made me turn off the Humble Pie, a bit too raucous.

                            Today has been a Kevin Ayers day...weirdly beautiful and very, very English. 'May I?' is playing as I type :smiling3:

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                            • Tim Marlow
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 19026
                              • Tim
                              • Somerset UK

                              #15
                              Not listened to Ayers for years....don’t think I have any albums of his now either. I used to quite like Gong and Steve Hillage though, saw them both back in the day.

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